Explore the history and future of tribal nationhood before and after the supreme court ruling on tribal jurisdiction (McGirt v. Oklahoma, 2020). Work of Sovereignty features historical photographs and art by Native artists inspired by the 13 counties in Oklahoma named after indigenous nations. This exhibition is free and open to the public. 101 Archer […]
Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is partnering with TU’s College of Law to create a three-day symposium that brings together questions about law, identity, history, citizenship and migration. This three-day conference focuses on the ongoing work of Native sovereignty in Oklahoma. Examining tribal sovereignty from multiple perspectives, including Native leadership, legal issues and ideas, artistic […]
The 55th Annual Gussman Juried Student Exhibition will be on view March 30 through April 20, featuring student works juried by Alexandre Hogue’s daughter Olivia Hogue Mariño. Opening reception and awards announcement: March 30, 5-7 p.m. The exhibition may be viewed in the Alexandre Hogue Gallery Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Have you ever read poetry that uses fieldwork and archives to deal with important social and political concerns? Come hear three acclaimed poets who employ research and reporting to grapple with such timely issues as immigration, identity, cultural appropriation, racism and the military- and prison-industrial complexes. Their works intersect with the social sciences, drawing on […]
Four undergraduate trumpet students will perform traditional and contemporary trumpet works from the 17th through 20th centuries.
TU Cappella Chamber Singers perform at Trinity Episcopal Church.
Join the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities in welcoming Steven Thrasher, Ph.D., author of award-winning book The Viral Underclass. Using the HIV/AIDs, COVID-19 and monkeypox epidemics, Thrasher will explain how pandemics are not driven by biology alone. Drawing upon a decade of research as a journalist and public health scholar, he will explain how avoiding […]
Use improvisation in a fun atmosphere to learn essential business skills like thinking on the spot, being flexible and creative, and staying cool under pressure. Join the Creativity Club and participate in fun, educational activities that will spark your creative thought process and ignite your inner flame for innovative problem-solving. There is nothing magical about […]
TU’s chapter of Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) is hosting a toy drive to support Tulsa YWCA Immigrant and Refugee Services. The YWCA supports new Tulsans from refugee backgrounds by providing language, job, education and housing support. ECAR is accepting new and gently-used toys, games and books to help fill the YWCA children’s playroom so […]
TU’s chapter of Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) is hosting a toy drive to support Tulsa YWCA Immigrant and Refugee Services. The YWCA supports new Tulsans from refugee backgrounds by providing language, job, education and housing support. ECAR is accepting new and gently-used toys, games and books to help fill the YWCA children’s playroom so […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to welcome Mohsin Hamid, author of 2022 Common Read selection Exit West, to Tulsa. Please join us for a keynote address followed by a moderated Q&A. Exit West follows the story of a young couple’s escape from their war-torn home through a chain of mysterious doors leading to […]
The Stan Kenton Legacy Orchestra tours and performs many of the famous works of the great Stan Kenton Orchestra as well as new big band compositions and arrangements created in […]
From Grief to Joy: a Musical Concert will take the audience on a journey from the songs we listen to when we need a good cry, all the way to those we put on and dance to when we want to celebrate. Featuring songs from pop, rock, country, musical theatre and more, students from all […]
From Grief to Joy: a Musical Concert will take the audience on a journey from the songs we listen to when we need a good cry, all the way to those we put on and dance to when we want to celebrate. Featuring songs from pop, rock, country, musical theatre and more, students from all […]
Join TU's Department of Philosophy and Religion for a lecture featuring Amy Jill Levine. Numerous Christians regard Jesus as rejecting a Judaism—influenced by legalistic, elitist Pharisees—incorrectly characterized as obsessed with ritual purity, misogynistic, vengeful and xenophobic. Understanding Jesus in his Jewish context corrects false stereotypes, brings new meaning to his parables, politics and piety, and […]
Esteemed author, essayist and literary critic William Deresiewicz will participate in a public discussion with Sean Latham, exploring key topics from The End of Solitude including the decline of intellectual diversity, the growth of intolerance, cultural polarization, the vital link between liberty and the liberal arts, educating for freedom and the changing nature of leadership. […]
Enjoy a concert and musical discussion with TU School of Music faculty. Featuring Brady McElligott, piano and bass-baritone, and Stuart Deaver, piano.
Jill Donovan, motivational speaker, author and entrepreneur, will discuss the importance of getting things done in a lecture titled "It's In the Doing." Donovan will speak from noon to 1 p.m. in Helmerich Hall Auditorium. A reception will follow the presentation from 1 to 2 p.m. This event is open to the public. Register online […]
The University of Tulsa School of Music presents Cappella Chamber Singers and TU Chorale in their Spring Concert.
For more information, please contact Brady McElligott, director of opera studies, at brady-mcelligott@utulsa.edu.
The University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra will conclude its 2023 performance season with the President’s Concerto-Aria Concert. The concert will feature the TU Concerto-Aria winners: Trisha Dunlevy, piano, performing the first movement of the Piano Concerto of Edvard Grieg; and Jennifer Ripley, cello, performing the first movement of the Dvorak Cello Concerto. Conductor Richard Wagner […]
TU’s student-run literary and arts magazine, Stylus, will be celebrating it’s 2023 issue, Home, and announcing the winners of its writing and visual arts contests. For more than two decades, Stylus has been publishing the best writing in fiction, poetry, drama and screenplays, and spotlighting the creativity of students at The University of Tulsa. Please […]
TU seniors from the School of Art, Design, and Art History and Arts Culture and Entertainment Management programs will present their selected works in the Alexandre Hogue Gallery April 27-May 4. Friends, family and art-lovers are invited to join us for an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on April 27. Explore the gallery, […]
Join Angela Ray for a short concert consisting of four songs interspersed with commentary exploring the relationship between literature and the history of Black women’s music in America. From Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, a singer celebrated as the “Black Swan” in the nineteenth century, to spirituals, opera, jazz, soul and pop, Ray's presentation will showcase the […]
Kendall College of Arts & Sciences graduands are invited to our annual Senior Breakfast, where faculty serve graduating A&S students and their families. A selection of hot and cold foods will be available. It’s a great start to a busy weekend of celebrations!
The TU community is invited to join TU's History Department in celebrating 2023 history graduates during the department's annual graduation and awards reception.
Graduating TU media studies students and their families are invited to join faculty and staff for refreshments and congratulations on all they have accomplished during their time at TU. We look forward to celebrating the graduating seniors of 2022-23!
